Turo

Car-sharing service Turo is now available in Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador. After being available only in Alberta, British Columbia, Nova Scotia, Ontario, and Quebec, the car-sharing service is now available in Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador. Hosts are now able to list their vehicle to share on the Turo platform, and starting...

San Francisco-based Turo has expanded its peer-to-peer car-sharing app to British Columbia, officially launching today in the province. In late May, Turo announced it was ready to launch in B.C., after securing insurance coverage from ICBC. The company says insurance from ICBC covers "$2-million liability insurance and physical damage up to the full value of...

American peer-to-peer car sharing company, Turo, has announced it plans to launch in British Columbia. “Bringing Turo to B.C. has been in the works for many years and we’re excited to finally be in a position to safely introduce our trusted platform and community to the province,” said Cedric Mathieu, VP and head of Canada...

Unlike Uber and Lyft, which let owners earn some money by driving others around, ‘Turo’ is a car-sharing app, not ride-sharing, the allows Canadians to let others sit behind the wheel and make some money off it. With over 180,000 users and 4,500 available cars, Turo is helping a 41-year old Toronto-based sales manager pay off his 2016 Tesla...

Car rental company Turo announces today its launch into Canada, marking its first expansion outside of the US. Turo is the first peer-to-peer car rental company in Canada, which empowers Canadians to turn their idle cars into earning engines and inject more personality and value into the car rental experience. Putting Canada’s 23 million vehicles to better...